Podcasts about sunday's oscars

*)Deaths in China reach new single-day high of 108 The novel coronavirus death toll has risen to over 1,000 in mainland China, with more than 42,600 people infected across the country. On Monday, China reached a new single-day high of 108 deaths. The two most senior health officials in Hubei, the outbreak epicentre, have been fired, state media said on Tuesday, as pressure mounts over the handling of the crisis. *)Suicide blast kills five in Afghan capital Kabul A suicide bomber has killed five people near a military academy in the Afghan capital Kabul on Tuesday. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack near the entrance to the government-run defence university. The academy has been the scene of several attacks in the past, including a DAESH-claimed assault last May. *)Five Turkish soldiers killed in attack in northwest Syria In Syria, Turkish forces retaliated against the Assad regime after it killed five Turkish soldiers in an attack in Idlib province. Idlib is supposed to be a de-escalation zone as agreed by Russia and Turkey in 2018. It is also the last area held by anti-Assad groups and has been the focus of a major regime offensive since December. *)Militants kill at least 30 in Nigeria's troubled Borno At least 30 people have been killed and a dozen others wounded in a suspected Boko Haram attack in Nigeria's Borno State. Locals said the attack occurred along the Maiduguri-Damaturu Highway in Auno town late Sunday. The militants stormed the area on trucks mounted with heavy weapons, killing, burning and looting before kidnapping women and children. And finally, *)Ratings for Sunday's Oscars fall to all-time low US TV audience numbers for Sunday’s Academy Awards fell to an all-time low, reflecting an industry-wide trend of declining broadcast viewership. ABC said the Oscars audience dropped 20 percent from a year ago to an average of 23.6 million total viewers. The ceremony was broadcast on Sunday featuring performances by Janelle Monae and, unexplainably, by Eminem.

Are you in the mood for "Love"? We're counting down the biggest Hot 100 hits with "Love" in the title, just in time for Valentine's Day. Plus, we've got a recap of the many music moments at Sunday's Oscars and chart moves for Lil Wayne and Louis Tomlinson.

The Fox 9 Morning Show anchor takes us behind the scenes of working in today's media industry.  Plus, what are her picks for Sunday's Oscars?

The Fox 9 Morning Show anchor takes us behind the scenes of working in today's media industry.  Plus, what are her picks for Sunday's Oscars?

What a week. What a MESS. Pete's "undeniable victory" in Iowa becomes less undeniable and Senate Republicans (except for Mitt who we LOVE now) tell Trump he's above the law. Emily Heller joins to break down the Democratic debate in New Hampshire. Franklin Leonard talks about this Sunday's Oscars and how Hollywood is (and isn't) changing. And Louis Virtel's savant-like Oscar trivia skills are put to the TEST. Plus we manage to talk about Baby Nut, Hotel Lighting, Dua Lipa, and Netflix autoplay. At some point Jon sat on the floor and talked about going to the nurse's office in elementary school. Anyway it's been a week. Hope everyone took lots of pictures because that was the LAST Iowa caucus.

In this week's episode David, John and Kyle discuss the results of the Writers Guild of America Awards (1:30) and the British Academy Film Awards (6:45) plus what they may mean for Sunday's Oscars. We then discuss everything from Super Bowl 54 including the halftime show (16:05) and the commercials including Baby Nut (25:00). Next we review the series finale of The Good Place entitled "Whenever You're Ready" (42:25). Finally, we give quick check-ins to what we each have been individually watching (52:40). This episode was originally streamed on February 4th on our Twitch channel and is also available for video playback on YouTube. Also be sure to listen to our 92nd Academy Award predictions here. To get in touch with us and find out when we are recording follow us on Twitter!

This week Miss Ashley joins Manny The Shock Saez as they break down their Fave Five movies of 2019! Before that, they get into their predictions for this Sunday's Oscar awards. Who do they think will win Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Supporting Actor, and  Best Supporting Actress. Listen, share, and show us some love!

In this pod, Peter & Ray travel back to the year 2005 to revisit the controversial Oscar winning film, Crash. Let's see if all the hate towards this movie is well deserved or if people were all jump in arms about it for nothing. *Note* This episode was recorded before Sunday's Oscars. Listen to next week's episode when we jump back to the year 1994 to revisit, Forrest Gump. Shout Outs: Peter- Pen15 (Hulu) Contact Us: Twitter | Facebook | RetroReviewsCast@gmail.com|  Donate Credits: Album art created by friend of the pod Lis. Visit her Etsy store to see more of her work. Music for this episode is provided by FMA and created by Audiobinger- "Pre-Game Warm-Up". #59

This week, host Bobby Finger has io9 writer Charles Pullium-Moore and Jezebel Managing Editor Megan Reynolds to the studio to discuss Sunday's Oscars (where Netflix won four awards and Glenn Close didn't win enough), all that is good (and frustrating) about The Umbrella Academy, and why Dating Around is the most fascinating dating show in nearly a generation. Later, Oscar-winning screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney calls in to chat about the powerful women in his new film, High Flying Bird, and why he can't get enough of "Watch It Again." Skip segments you'd like to keep spoiler-free with these handy time codes:The Umbrella Academy: 13:23 - 23:10Dating Around: 16:02 -  23:10 - 32:45

Coming Up ON With Mario Lopez - Mario & Courtney make their Best Picture pick ahead of Sunday's Oscars, plus a superhero is playing a wrestling icon in the Hollywood Buzz, we feature the Best Original Song Oscar nominees in your Music Minute, and it's National Margarita Day!  All that and more! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

It's a new format for the 2019 premiere of the Sean Kelly on Movies podcast. I talk a bit about the upcoming 15th anniversary, before giving some comments about this Sunday's Oscar broadcast and the week's new releases.

This week, Adam and Azeem are joined by Morgan Fairless (Managing Editor of The Beaver) to discuss the life and career of Yorgos Lanthimos, whose latest film, 'The Favourite', is nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director. They also chat about the latest news surrounding this Sunday's Oscars ceremony. For more updates, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, @podfuzz.

Páraic, Nigel and Eithne go through this Sunday's Oscar broadcast...

Coming Up ON With Mario Lopez - The Good Doctor's Nicholas Gonzalez stops by with the scoop on the show, his new baby, and how he met his wife on Facebook!  Plus, more predictions ahead of Sunday's Oscars, Lady Gaga ends another engagement, and we surprise one of our most passionate fans with something priceless!  All that and more!  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Listen as Jason & Nick analyze all 4 versions of A Star is Born and stan the house down for Janet, Judy, Barbra and Lady Gaga. Tune in for our coldest takes on BCoop's first film, our hot takes on this Sunday's Oscars, and our deep devotion to everything Judy. We compare the dresses, the houses and the men. Listen to hear how Esther transforms into Ally over 81 years. Born in a Trunk, and here we come!

Kayode and I share our reactions thoughts on last Sunday's Oscars telecast. Is the Academy out of touch with what general audiences want to see? Should The King's Speech or The Artist have won Best Picture? Is Keanu Reeves really as bad as some would say (Point Break, Speed, The Matrix, John Wick...)? Will the Avatar sequels live up to such an extended wait? Can I revisit every Marvel Studios film before Infinity War hits theatres? All this & more on this informative edition of A.Y.N.E!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/letmejustsaythis/support

In this episode, Jen and Steve predict and preview Sunday's Oscars.

Hollywood showcased its best at last Sunday's Oscars...oh wait, what the hell? Talk about plot twists! It's always a strange show but this year was one for the ages. So Neil Rosen, Bill McCuddy, Bill Bregoli and special guest Jack Rico throw off their tuxes and try to figure out what went wrong as well as if anything went right. Should Warren Beatty have brought his reading glasses? Is your money safe with Price Waterhouse Coopers? And will Jimmy Kimmel ever host again? Plus we review Brad Pitt's "Allied," "Doctor Strange" and "Catfight" which stars Sandra Oh and Anne Heche (hats off to you if you remember them). It's weird, it's wonderful and it's all right here. 

Sam Ekstrom and Sage Rosenfels revisit Sunday's Oscar's controversy, talk about what factors influence free agents' decisions and the dangers of parental advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After last week's blockbusters, this time we turn our attention to smaller fare: Sam enters a world of lesbian bondage and entomology lectures in The Duke of Burgundy, while Danny tries to get inside Joss Whedon's head to work out what he was thinking when he wrote the romantic drama In Your Eyes. Plus we discuss last Sunday's Oscars, discover a shocking secret in Will Smith's filmography, and spend 15 minutes arguing over what colour Danny's shirt is. This fifteenth episode of Film Chat has the wit of Groucho Marx, the cunning of Chico Marx, and the mischievous playfulness of Harpo Marx -- in fact if the whole thing reminds you of the fifteenth Marx Brothers film, Love Happy, you're not alone. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Special Oscar/Super Tuesday edition! (And it's our 50th episode!) In today's episode: Our review of Sunday's Oscar ceremony - including Chris Rock, the Girl Scout cookie stunt, and Stacey Dash's appearance Super Tuesday - Donald Trump, Chris Christie, plus the local races involving John Wiley Price and Dwaine Caraway. We also discuss our voting experiences on Super Tuesday. (Polls were a little too empty for Dawn and Tawnell.) Join the conversation! http://www.facebook.com/shootingfromthehip http://www.twitter.com/stillfromthehip https://audioboom.com/channel/from-the-hip

This week, Joel Murphy and Lars Periwinkle are joined by improviser/tech nerd Marty McGuire. The guys share their thoughts on this past Sunday's Oscar telecast, the government's request to Apple to decrypt iPhones and the weird, wild world of teledildonics.

This week we give our lady bits a bit of personality, predict/bet this Sunday's Oscar winners, and help your skin look radiant.

Today on The Jeff Fisher Show, Jeffy reviews American Hippopotamus and explains why it's a "must read". Jeffy also reveals what to look forward to (and what he could do with out) at this Sunday's Oscars. Plus - stupid news stories, social media updates and the latest and greatest in new technology available. All that & more on The Jeff Fisher Show!Jeff Fisher is live from 6am to 8am ET, Saturday. Listen for free on TheBlaze Radio Network.Follow Jeff at twitter.com/JeffyMRA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode of The CineSnob Podcast, the guys from CineSnob.net review "Fifty Shades of Grey," "Kingsman: The Secret Service," and "Still Alice." They also discuss Spider-Man entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe, their predictions for next week's Academy Awards and make a special announcement regarding an upcoming CineSnob event.[0:00-7:33] Intro/Oscar food talk[7:33-19:53] Sony lets Spider-Man play with the Marvel Cinematic Universe[19:53-38:31] Fifty Shades of Grey[38:31-50:58] Kingsman: The Secret Service[50:58-1:03:36] Still Alice[1:03:36-1:25:40] Oscar predictions[1:25:40-1:37:20] Teases for next week, special event announcement and close --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-cinesnob-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-cinesnob-podcast/support

This week on the show, we chit-chat about last Sunday's Oscars before getting into the topic at hand: Overlooked Science Fiction TV. We each selected a sci-fi series from the '90s that we feel has been somehow overlooked in the larger pop-culture spectrum: Earth 2, Kurt Vonnegut's Monkey House, and The Visitor. Do these shows hold-up now, or should we have left them be in the wasteland of television obscurity? To find out, download the link below, or better yet, subscribe on iTunes! And be sure to follow us on Twitter! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once again, Scott & Steve host the show without their redhead. Sadly, Dale was sick and missed the taping. It's super sad because you guys won't hear from him until late-March; the boy is on a plane to Ghana, Africa as we speak. But the boys somehow soldier on. Back in the studio in Washington, DC, there are tons of cruise ship stories from Scott & Steve's week; stories they didn't tell on Episode 215 and 216 that were taped on the RSVP cruise ship. Hear all about the insane antics of headliner Carrie Fisher; the nearly-naked theme parties; hanging out with Jonny McGovern and the other entertainers on the ship; and much more cruise craziness. Plus, we break down Sunday's Oscar telecast; talk about the Razzies; Jane Lynch is going to Broadway; recent crazy Jackson family news; Lisa Lampanelli's N-word controversy; and, much, much more. Also this week, we have our monthly segment from our resident gay manners expert Steven Petrow and a fun new pop song from up-and-coming singer Hailey Rowe, called, My Boyfriend is Gay. It's a fun little episode we think you'll enjoy. This week on the Swish Edition!

Is Charlie Sheen bipolar with narcissistic personality disorder? Hear Dr. Michelle and guest, ABC's entertainment critic and author, John Corcoran talk about the latest celebrities who self destruct and may have serious mental issues. The Doc and John also talk about top movie picks and losers for this Sunday's Oscars.